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A morte de D. João
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A morte de D. João

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  • Abílio Manuel Guerra Junqueiro
    Abílio Manuel Guerra Junqueiro

    …style for the realism of A morte de D. João (1874; “The Death of Don Juan”), in which he portrays the great lover as a debased seducer, the symbol of false sentimentality perpetuated by Romanticism. He next caused a stir with A velhice do padre eterno (1885; “The Old Age…

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    …style for the realism of A morte de D. João (1874; “The Death of Don Juan”), in which he portrays the great lover as a debased seducer, the symbol of false sentimentality perpetuated by Romanticism. He next caused a stir with A velhice do padre eterno (1885; “The Old Age…

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